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Toshiba Science Museum
*This museum will close to the public on June 29, 2024.
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A replica of the perpetual chime bell designed and produced by founder Hisashige Tanaka is on display at the Toshiba Science Museum as a symbol of Toshiba's technology.
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Top: Entrance / Bottom left: History Zone / Bottom right: Future Zone experience corner "Building Touch"
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Science Stage: Communicating the fun of science on a lively stage
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An experiential device. Ride through the nano world of flash memory and learn about semiconductors in a fun, game-like way.
Photo: YOSHITERU BABA, photo provided by Toshiba Science Museum
About the Project
| Overview | The Toshiba Science Museum, which opened in 1961, has been relocated and renovated. It has opened as the Toshiba Science Museum, a place that brings together the best of Toshiba's technology and promotes cultural exchange in cooperation with the local community. With a smart community as its theme, the facility aims to arouse interest in science among many people and spread awareness of the wonders of Toshiba's technology and science and technology. |
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| Issues/Themes | To communicate the wonders of Toshiba's technology and science and technology that are enabling smart communities, and to create a facility where visitors can experience and learn about the past and future of science and technology. |
| Space Solution/Realization | In order to fully convey Toshiba's technology, the museum has been divided into dynamic zones that create a sense of unity. The museum has a history zone that tells of the company's founding, a science zone that hosts scientific experiments and workshops, and an amusement-style experience-based device that allows visitors to experience and learn about cutting-edge technology in a game-like format, introducing Toshiba's wide range of business fields from the past to the future. We have created a facility that conveys how Toshiba's technology supports our lives, making people feel closer to science and sparking their interest. |
Basic Information
| Client | Toshiba Corporation |
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| Services Provided | Total Produce: Dentsu Inc. Design, Layout, Production, Construction: Tanseisha Co., Ltd. |
| Our Team | Direction: Masaki Ikeda, Katsumi Saito Design, Layout: Jun Hattori |
| Location | Kanagawa, Japan |
| Open | January 2014 |
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*The shared information and details of the project is accurate as of the date they were posted. There may have been unannounced changes at a later date.
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